Hatway Hideaway, our chocolate box hideaway with so much unique charm.
Cute and compact, but enough space to sit back and unwind.
The quaint kitchen has everything you need to prepare a quick bite to eat.
The cosy en suite king-size bedroom is just perfect for a good night's sleep.
The traditional cottage style windows and the sweetest thatched porch make this little hideaway a picture-perfect haven.
Sunshine moments at Hatway Hideaway.
Enjoy some cheese and wine as you sit back and relax at your humble abode.
To the right, you can see the fridge and microwave. The kettle and coffee machine are also positioned here. The plug-in double hob is tucked away in the kitchen cupboards.
There's plenty of room to hang your belongings in the built-in wardrobes.
Pretty glimpses of Devon's gorgeous countryside surround this humble abode.
Why not enjoy your breakfast in bed?
The en suite shower-room is perfect for freshening up.
The space is small but practical.
Luxurious holiday moments await.
Open the windows and let the light flow through.
Your little haven tucked away in rural bliss.
Take a seat on the patio, breathe in the fresh country air and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
Enjoy al fresco moments on the patio.
You can see Larch Barn, the neighbouring holiday cottage to the right, Hatway Hideaway tucked away in the middle and just a glimpse of the owner's gorgeous Listed thatched cottage below.
The sandy beach at Exmouth, looking towards Dawlish Warren.
Regency Sidmouth is ideal for a relaxing stroll, or browse the independent shops and stop for refreshment.
Monmouth beach in Lyme bay, where this ammonite pavement is exposed at low tide.
The beach at Beer, when fish are still landed and sold in the wet fish shop on the beach.
Lyme Regis has plenty to keep you busy all day; fossil and dinosaur museums, some great shops, fishing trips, good food or simply laze on the beach.
Nearby Salcombe Regis has impressive cliffs.
River Cottage HQ on the Devon/Dorset border.
The Donkey Sanctuary at nearby Salcombe Regis has free admission and is home to hundreds of rescued donkeys and mules.
Hatway Hideaway
48493.2 miles NE of Sidmouth | Sleeps 2 (no children under 16)
7 Nights from £374
Ms Clark May 2024
We loved our stay in Hatway Hideway! It was just want we were looking for on a weekend away. The location was perfect - we wanted a countryside location with lovely views and our own space. The cottage was cleverly designed to have what we needed and was very comfortable. The host was lovely - he checked we were settled in and had everything we needed....
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Ms. Letson April 2024
A beautiful tiny cottage where you can really be a peace.
Ms Burgess June 2024
A perfect location, just a short drive to nearby beaches. Beautiful views, very peaceful and relaxing. Very comfortable accommodation, cute little cottage with lovely outdoor area to take in those views. The owner Kevin was very friendly, respected our privacy completely. Highly recommended. ...
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Mrs Richmond September 2023
Eleven stars. The country cottage of childhood fairy stories. Surrounded by spectacular views of an AONB. Gentle, closely-mown paths lead up, by woods, to the owner's fields. I have mobility issues and was able to walk up there with a rollator. Very warm welcome from helpful, tolerant, unobtrusive host. Cottage extremely well equipped down to details often forgotten. Owls, bats and billions of stars appear at night. Almost a dark area. Incredibly quiet and peaceful down a small lane frequented only by the odd tractor at this busy time of year. Would have stayed forever. ...
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Mr Hammond May 2023
The cottage was in a idylic setting. It was beautifully furnished, cosy and clean ideal cottage for a couple. Within easy travelling distance of Sidmouth and other coastal seaside towns like Lyme Regis. I would highly recommend it if want a peaceful holiday in a lovely tranquil setting....
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